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French Champagne House Takes Over NYC Street For A Month, How To Enjoy Their Bubbly

Allison Godlove
Jun.15.2022
"Unleash the Bubbles" on Stone Street
"Unleash the Bubbles" on Stone Street

(Photo Credit: Champagne Nicolas Feuillatte)

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    • Allison Godlove
    Jun.15.2022

    If Champagne is your drink of choice, then New York City should be your destination. For one month, the number 1 Champagne in France will be “Unleashing the Bubbles” along the famous Stone Street in Lower Manhattan.

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    Champagne Nicolas Feuillatte is taking over the street with giant champagne bottles, outdoor bubble dining domes, Champagne cork stools, thousands of bubble balloons, a bubble ball pit, photo ops, music, free giveaways, ice sculptures, and more. This is all in addition to several bars and restaurants offering special Champagne Nicolas Feuillatte menu items, unexpected pairings, and experiences.

    Born in 1976, the champagne house is the youngest of the major Champagne brands and the largest house with 5,000 wine growers. It’s on a mission to disrupt the industry and has quickly become the most popular brand in France and the world’s third-leading brand of Champagne. Disobedient Champagne is in the brand’s identity, meaning they do things a little differently. 

    “Champagne is a drink that can and should be enjoyed by anyone, anytime, with many foods. Great Champagne doesn’t need to cost a lot, it certainly doesn’t need to be reserved just for special occasions, and it absolutely can be enjoyed with Burgers, Thai, Mexican, and so much more. This partnership with Stone Street, a historic NYC staple, was the perfect embodiment of those beliefs,” said Anne-Laure Domenichini, Director of Communications for Champagne Nicolas Feuillatte.

    Some of the restaurants participating in this bubbly makeover are The Dubliner, Stone Street Tavern, Route 66, Ulysses, Beckett’s Bar and Grill, Adrienne’s Pizza Bar, The Cauldron, Mad Dog & Beans, Harry’s and Harry’s Cafe, as well as a few in the surrounding area — Tavern 29, Taproom 307, The Factory 380, and Le District.

    Each is featuring a unique Champagne Nicolas Feuillatte offering starting June 9 at 5 p.m. This could be anything including unexpected Champagne pairings, creative Champagne cocktails, or bubble showers whenever you order a glass or bottle.

    Here are just a few examples of what you’ll find during this month of bubbles: 

    The Cauldron

    • Cocktail: A refreshing Passionfruit Martini paired with an extra bubbly Brut shot (Instagram-worthy dry ice Champagne shot)

    Adrienne’s Pizzabar

    • Cocktail: Frozé Royal (featuring Nicolas Feuillatte Réserve Exclusive Rosé) 
    • Food Pairing: Small Pie — choice of white or red paired with Brut

    Stone Street Tavern

    • Food Pairing: Pretzel & Champagne 
    • Food Pairing: Mac N’ Cheese & Champagne

    Mad Dog and Beans

    • Cocktail: Champagne Margarita 
    • Food Pairing: Mad Dog Caviar Guacamole

    Route66

    • Experience: Glass/bottle of Brut with “Bubble Shower” experience

    Unleash the Bubbles started on Thursday, June 9 and runs for 30 days along Stone Street in New York City. If you can’t make it for the occasion, you can see how others are enjoying some bubbly on Instagram with the hashtag #UnleashtheBubbles.

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      Allison loves learning about new people and places and always jumps at the chance to take a trip. Whether it's visiting a town in her area or traveling across the country, she's up to explore!

      She has traveled outside the U.S. several times including trips to London, Switzerland, and a cruise through the Western Caribbean. Her favorite travel memory is visiting Sundsvall, Sweden, her great grandfather's birthplace. Growing up, she spent a lot of time with him, so it was special to see where he was born. It looked very similar to the town where she grew up in New York. Within the U.S., she continues to check states off the list, most recently making a trip to Alaska for her honeymoon.

      Allison spent almost 20 years of her career as a TV news anchor. She’s covered everything from political conventions to Super Bowl LV to hurricanes and, most recently, the pandemic. She is a two-time Emmy award-winning journalist. She's been recognized for her work nationally and regionally by organizations including the Associated Press, the Society of Professional Journalists, and the Florida Association of Broadcast Journalists.